Gullens Split Two Engagements In Weekend Baseball
Mullens defeats Poca Bram well 7 to 2 on Saturday behind Smith as Kennedy struggles. Mullens then beats Glen Rogers 4 to 1 on Sunday with Guy delivering critical late support. Huntington All-Professionals prep games loom next weekend with Shenberge and Baumgardner slated to pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mullens
Glen Rogers
Mudeus
Tnetendlasa
Guy
Alington
Haliens
Shenberge
George Baumgardmer
Wil
Huntington
Mulliens
Rhe Eramowell
Smith and Vandenters
Kennedy and McCoy
Philadelphia Beats Tigers in Fourth Straight Win
Philadelphia won 12 to 4 at Detroit to take three of four from the Tigers. Ferking and Simmons homered for the visitors while Leonard was touched for 20 runs as Detroit managed seven. Groves Perkins Leonard Woodall are listed for Detroit with Philadelphia lineup noted.
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Detroit
Philadelphia A
Tigers
Leonard
Groves
Ferking
Simmons
R. H. Philadelphia
Perkina
Woodall
Chicago shuts out Yankees as Blankenhip star shines
Chicago tops New York 3 to 0 in a pitching duel. Blankenhip blanked the Yanks, Booker allowed no runs until late. Kamm’s RBI single Schalk’s double and Hooper’s triple paced the seven and eighth inning scoring. Shecker Bengough, Blankenhip and Schalk starred for Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Blankenship
Yanks
Booker
Kamm
Schalk
Locel
Sheely
Falk
Hooper
Shecker
Bengough
Blankenabip
Philadelphia Beats Cardinals 6 to 4 in Seventh Inning Rally
Philadelphia from Card s Philadelphia 6 to 4 St Louis Cardinals as Br Williams hits a homer and inside the park blast. Dickerman allowed runs in eighth inning. Blades homered earlier in the game. Also notes on a city squarehead controversy in Blandford England where officials refuse to alter church seating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Melphia
St. Louis Cardinals
Cy Williams
Dickerman
Blades
Blandford
Eng
Mud River Falls to Ivaton in Tight Fast Game
Mud River lost to Ivaton 8 to 2 in a brisk baseball duel. Holstein pitched well for Ivaton allowing eight hits while Pauley homered for Mud River. Mud River threatened in the ninth but Holstein finished strong striking out the two batters to seal the win. Batteries Eater and Styles for Mud River. Holstein and Staten for Ivaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mud
Mud River
Ivaton
Holstein
Hut
Prates
Pauley
Ivatan
Staten
State hunters education campaign outlines new game laws
The West Virginia State Game and Fish Commission began a hunter and fisherman education campaign to explain the 1425 session changes. The initial ballot and points cover open seasons, bag limits, gear restrictions, nonresident license fees, and forest fire provisions, with notices mailed from Charleston and emphasis on staying informed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tha State Name and Fish Commission
J. F. Sum~mare
Ehiaf
Flah
Sherman
West Viralinia
Game and Fish Commission
Charleston
Bowen to reply to Wertz charge at taxpayers meeting
Samuel E Bowen president of the State Federation of Taxpayers Inc called a meeting for Thursday at Union School to present facts defending city government amid criticisms voiced by Mayor Watts. Bowen declined immediate comment and plans to speak at the session. An informal federation statement urged taxpayers to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Federation of Taxpayers, Inc
Watts
City Connell
Union School
State Street
Itv
Samuel E Bowen
Bowen
Federation
Wpephers
Chirt
The
American Yacht Wins Second Semwanhaka Cup Race
The American six meter yacht Lanai defeated British defender Cora to secure the second of three victories required to win the Semwanhaka Cup for the United States. The race sailed four miles in five legs under a south breeze with Lanai starting full length ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotheray
Scotland
United States
Leeward
Cora
Colin
Lanal
Char l v Jus The Eston Gazette Wed NY 1925
Mrs John W Arbuckle returns home from Virginia Beach. Mrs Pearson and Miss Helen Garnett drove from Fort Spring and lunched at the Spinning Wheel. Robert Sydenstricker left for Cornell University for postgraduate study. Mrs William Brewster and granddaughter Miss Laura of California left Plymouth Massachusetts with Walter Brewster after visiting the Brewster family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charl
Eston Gazette
John W. Arbuckle
Virginia Beach
Pearson
Helen Garnett
Fort Snring
Robert Sydenstricker
Satu
Cornell University
William Brewster
Laura
California
William Brewster, Jr
Plymouth
Mans
Walter Brewster
Notable visitors and residents listed in Kanawha hotel notes
A long list of visitors and residents from multiple states and towns checked into the Kanawha hotel, including E G Rider Sutton, C J Heatherlin Beskley, Famurola Fayetteville prominent road contractor, and many others from Huntington Charleston Pittsburgh Cincinnati and beyond. The register shows notable figures in business politics and society moving through the area.
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E.G. Rider
Sutton
Public Service Commission
C. J. Heatherlin
Beskley
Insurance Mini
House of Gelerates
Raleigh
Kanawha
Famurola
Fayette- Villa
Janutaios
A. Lt Allen
Kam
J. C. W. Buseh
Parkersburg
G. C. Belknap
Gausaway
Braxton County
House of Delegates
Kanawha G
Norbhrooks
Boston
N- Fain
Reading
Pay
W. H. Halman
Long Branch
N. J
C. F. Talkenburg
Cincinnati
W. F. Lawrence
Middletown
B.C. Burdette, Jr
Huntington
Parkers
J.P. Blair
Mannington
Thomas Clarkaburg
Crazy
Sun
Hngton
Moriarty
Chicago
D. L. Arnold
Rider
Jease
Cla
O. C
Wall
Lexington
N.C
H. Dunks
J. B. Chambers
St. Louis
Waltimore
A. L. Alen
Mra
A. L. Allen
K. PF. Williama
New York
Rowcon Claperton
Louisville
B. A. Sull~ Jester
Nickel Plate hearings ordered resumed in July
The Nickel Plate hearings were ordered resumed July 20. A bid or contract air mail service for eight new routes was requested. Encouragement over Chinese conditions was indicated in official estates. The United States favorable trade balance for the fiscal year was placed at 1,045,681,497 dollars. An I. C. investigation was ordered into the agricultural and transportation situation in the west.
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United States
I. C
Social rounds at Mrs Parrish’s with Richmond guests
Missem Mattie and Mary Caldwell hosted last Thursday evening in Lewisburg for Mrs W H Parrish of Richmond and Miss Dora McPherson of Frankfort. Numerous guests attended including Mrs John W Harris and Mrs T H Denne, with several Caldwell and McPherson family members noted throughout the day trip to Rathfella and visits to Howards Creek.
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Well
Dora van Sickler
Margaret Preston
Howard's Creek
Margaret Nelson
John B. Laing
Elizabeth Moore
Lloyd Courtney
Elizabeth Beard
Caroline Moore
Florence Stothwell
Dos van Sickles
Charlotte Coffman
Mary Elizabeth Slater
Binnie Frazier Preston
Marthe Taylor
Newton Thomas
Cathlering Smith
Anastacia Dickinson
Nancy Ellen Beury
Charleston
Margaret Laing
Lewisburg
Atlantic City
C. Beury
John A. Preston
Olle May Hambrick
Clinterville
Nancy George
Mattie Wiliams
Richlanda
Boone Plunkett
William Lynch
Willam Crawford
Philadelphia
Lewisburn
Lille Burlingham
Cincinnati
W. Wood
Davidson
N.C
Charles Mathews
Raleigh
Myrna Dotsami
Raiella
Mary Miles
George Nettleton
Mary Anna
Jana
Hempstead
Nettle
Lewisburg News
Missem Mattie
Mary Caldwell
W. H. Parrish
Richmond
Dora McPherson
Frankfort
John W. Harris
T. H. Denne
Ell. van Sickler
Manon Mathews
W. Biggs
Hen. Kuntar
John H. Harris
Jennie S. Price
Mattie Tyres
Mra. Parrish
MsPherson
Mott
Misa Florence McClung
HL. van Sickler
W. HH. Partish
Tara McPherson
Mary Caldowell
Dara van Sickles
Marty van Sickler, Jr
Ratafella
Florence Skaggs
Minnie Arbuckle
Jane Graves Methown
Bayless Brewater
Edith Rothwell
Chariots Biggs
Jana Steuart Preston
Messrs
Fottiiohn
Fred Taylor
Waller
Marion Calewell
Wulher Dempsey
E. L. BickJer
W. J. Parteh
Cavers
Jold
Emin Wanderson
Mattic ‘Fyree
Mary Culd
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Gullens
Glen
Guy and Honeycutt
Lusk and
Earir
Jobnetown
Clarkeburg
Gut Yanks
Shocker
Willams
G Loula
Paradelphia
Sotheron
O'Farrell
Pearce
Haight
Hentine
Wertz
Federation of Taxpayers
Drifain Hconomizna
London
Havana
Cologne
Cologns
J. L. Barnard
Kenilworth Inn
Asheville, N. C
Land of the Sky
Roscoe A. Marvel
Elizabeth Ryan
Europe
U. S
Mary K. Browne
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Ruffner J. H. Carr
Hartiners
William F. Fullerton
George T. Willman
B.C. Helle
South Bend
Ind
Julius HW. Pfater
J. H. Watts
Gunnin
Knoxville
Tenn
R.on
Mia
EL. Gainew
Fayetteville
Role Games
Mayetteville
Redeker
T. Hayes
Fol. Bartley
Pittsburch
Abel
Pittsburgh
V. Dawah
Miner
Morgantown
Tse
W. Woodsward
Darker
JL. Fatle
Wrenmond
Edward ¢ Verely
Bueckhannen
Hughes
Funtington
George F. Skidmore
M. Berry
J. S&s Swearingen
Baltimore
Les Bruley
W. Jonox
Riddlepor
J. Tawrence
Buffalo
Ch Tanueto
Ettevile
George Ifirmaty
J. Edward Horn
Oleatt
Edna Senneider
Inelanards
MLW
Chelamath
Wage Blachofms
S A Lee
Tisharies Fisher
Himtingian
WH. M. McFarland
Rob. Dirkinsen
John ©. Calpoun
Calumbus
G. H. Peterson
Columbus
C L. Sr
Charles Brown
Ishul Nimeel
F. Joseph
Julia Spence
Lake Michigan
Tro
Washington
Amazon
Aanrica
Viking Gap
Virginia
Pour
Amazon Rubber CO
Viking Station
H.C. Dumies
DEW
Callahans
Court St
W. Q. Watters
Piedmont and
Elizabeth Streets
Highland Drive
Geo. F. Grisinger
State Street Bank
Capitol &T
Natlis Glass Co
Summers Street
Picture & Building Glass
Warrington Bt
Isggshorn Street
Charleston Marit
Lick Branch
G. H. Duke
Chun UN AI
Ford
Jack
Delpark
Farley
Capitol Street
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